Rob
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That interpretation is what I pieced together yesterday, and when combined with the doping rules, I think it says they don't DQ the other team members (unless they have positive tests), but they should reassign the points. I do read statutes for a living, and I cannot believe they didn't get legal advice on this given the media attention. What a crock of an organization.You and I were posting at the same time. That's my interpretation as well. I'm pretty sure that Skate Canada will win an appeal based upon the TE document itself.
ETA - It honestly blows my mind that reporters and fans are able to figure this out but the ISU can't. Just another example, as @tony mentioned earlier today, of the ISU and federation officials literally not knowing what their own documents and regulations say. Two years. Two years now for them to review all of the relevant documents and regulations and have the correct scenarios laid out, ready to go for whenever CAS made their ruling. SMDH.